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MSNBC Covers Brody King’s ‘Abolish ICE’ T-Shirt, Kota Ibushi Returns To AEW

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Kota Ibushi made his long-awaited return to AEW on Saturday night’s episode of Collision.

The segment began with Don Callis introducing Kazuchika Okada as the newest member of the Don Callis Family. The duo mocked Kenny Omega — Okada’s opponent at All In — by airing footage of Okada attacking him last week. Callis claimed that Omega had burned every bridge and was now completely alone.

That prompted Mark Briscoe to interrupt, declaring himself a friend of Omega and insisting he’s not the only one. Moments later, Kota Ibushi made his surprise return.

In the ensuing chaos, Briscoe took out Lance Archer while Ibushi battled Josh Alexander. Ibushi then came face to face with Okada, and the two exchanged blows before Okada retreated from the ring.

This marks Ibushi’s first AEW appearance since 2023, when he competed in a wild street fight on Dynamite. Following that, he returned to Japan, where he suffered injuries to both ankles during a match for Pro Wrestling NOAH. He later had a brief stint in DDT Pro before going on hiatus.

Brody King made waves at AEW Grand Slam: Mexico by wearing an “Abolish ICE” tank top during his match.

The moment gained national attention when MSNBC’s All In with Chris Hayes highlighted it during a segment on recent ICE raids. Hayes commented, “Consider the fact that one of America’s top professional wrestlers, Brody King, showed up to a match in Mexico City wearing a tank top saying ‘Abolish ICE.’ Donald Trump and Stephen Miller are on the wrong side of public opinion about this, and they are losing badly in the court of public opinion.”

King is currently selling “Abolish ICE” shirts, with all proceeds going to The Local Hearts Foundation.

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